Non-profit Organizations à Downtown, Vancouver, BC

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Coast Opportunity Funds

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475 West Georgia Street, DOWNTOWN, Vancouver, V6B 4M9

(604) 684-0223

Coast Opportunity Funds is a unique organization born in 2007 out of mutual recognition by conservationists, First Nations governments, resource industries and governments alike that a sustainable economy is vital to conservation efforts in the Central Coast, North Coast and Haida Gwaii areas of the Great Bear Rainforest of coastal British Columbia. Protection of these unique territories and the social and cultural wellbeing of the people who depend upon them is vital. Coast Opportunity Funds was created to make the vital connection between sustainable development projects that embrace conservation values; the social, cultural and economic wellbeing of the First Nations communities; and long term conservation of the region.

Disabled Independent Gardeners Association

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2285 Clark Dr #110, DOWNTOWN, Vancouver, V5N 3G9

604-688-6464

Gardening is a practical and economical source of fresh, healthy produce – it’s also a relaxing and social experience which encourages sharing of ideas and experiences. By nurturing and caring for plants and flowers, people feel needed, develop skills, build self-confidence, learn and grow. Unfortunately, people with disabilities face many obstacles to such opportunities. With this in mind, the Disabled Independent Gardeners Association (DIGA) was established in 1987. According to co-founder Barbara Raynor: "Gardening is a focus outside of one's self. The bottom line is, if you are worrying about a plant and what it needs for its well being, you forget your disability. The more you garden, the further this develops. I bumped around in the garden for years, before arthritis really knocked me out. Gardening after that wasn't so much conscious as absolutely necessary." As happens with many small non-profit groups, situations in the lives of the founders made it impossible to keep this popular endeavour active, and it ceased operating in the mid 1990s. Sam Sullivan, Tetraplegic as a result of a skiing accident aged 19, revived DIGA in 2003, supported by its original founders. DIGA is again flourishing, continuing to develop meaningful experiences in gardening for people with disabilities. Pursuing their passion for gardening is something that many people with disabilities never imagined possible because of the many physical barriers. DIGA works to remove those barriers.

Ubuntu Human Rights International

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438 Seymour St, Vancouver, V6B 6H4

(604) 355-4434

Nonprofit Organization, Community Organization, Non-profit organization, Non-Governmental Organization NGO

IBBA Canada

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#215 – 625 Howe Street, Vancouver, V6C 2T6

Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization

West Coast Leaf Assn.

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409 Granville St, DOWNTOWN, Vancouver, V6C 1T2

(604) 684-8772

West Coast LEAF is the first and only organization in BC dedicated to promoting women’s equality through the law. West Coast LEAF and our sister organization LEAF have helped bring about some of the most important victories for women in Canada: safe access to reproductive rights; fair workplace standards; fair separation agreements; “no means no” in sexual assault; the right to be free of sexual harassment from landlords, and more.

Vancouver Hospice Society

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4615 Granville Street, DOWNTOWN, Vancouver, V6H 3M1

(604) 263-7255

end of life care, Hospice, compassionate care

Justice Education Society

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260-800 Hornby St, DOWNTOWN, Vancouver, V6Z 2C5

(604) 660-9870

Non-Profit Organization, Nonprofit Organization

The Disability Foundation

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110-2285 Clark Drive, DOWNTOWN, Vancouver, V5N 3G9

(604) 688-6464

Foundation, Non-Profit Organization, Nonprofit Organization, Charity Organization

UBCP/ACTRA

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300 – 380 West, 2 nd Avenue, DOWNTOWN, Vancouver, V5Y 1C8

(604) 689-0727

Labor union, Non-Profit Organization, Nonprofit Organization

Vancouver Community Network

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280 - 111 West Hastings St., DOWNTOWN, Vancouver, V6B 1H4

(778) 724-0826

Nonprofit Organization, Non-Profit Organization, charity organization

Decoda Literacy Solutions

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1125 Howe St #980, Vancouver, V6Z 2K8

(604) 681-4199

Nonprofit Organization, Charity Organization, non-profit organization

Forest Professionals British Columbia

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602-1281 West Georgia Street, DOWNTOWN, Vancouver, V6E 3J7

(604) 687-8027

Organization, Association

Arthritis Consumer Experts

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1529 W 6th Ave #210, DOWNTOWN, Vancouver, V6J 1R1

(604) 974-1366

Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization, medical

Viasport

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409 Granville St #1351, DOWNTOWN, Vancouver, V6C 1T2

(778) 654-7542

Non-Profit Organization, Nonprofit Organization

Vancore Toastmasters

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800-889 WEST PENDER STREET, DOWNTOWN, Vancouver, V6C 3B2

(604) 689-5271

We are group of young self-starters who want improve our communication skills. Members are encouraged to use the meeting format to practice work-related, or personal, presentations in a safe and supportive atmosphere. The club is small, but dynamic, friendly, yet business oriented. Mission of a Toastmasters Club (www.toastmasters.org) The mission of a Toastmasters club is to provide a mutually supportive and positive learning environment in which every member has the opportunity to develop communication and leadership skills, which in turn foster self-confidence and personal growth. Vancore Executive Vancore is run, on a volunteer basis, by dynamic members with diverse backgrounds in marketing, sales, investment planning, and graphic design. Why Meet at 3:00pm? We’re one of the very few clubs that meets mid-afternoon. It’s a time perfectly suited for people who a) can’t make an English sentence before 8am, or b) like to work through lunch or c) believe evenings are for being home with family. Or All of the Above. Three-fifteen is actually a perfect time to come to Toastmasters. Studies show that productive office work tends to crater after 3pm. People start zoning out on the Web or playing Angry Birds on their Smartphone. Isn’t it better to USE that tail end of the workday, for some fun and social self-development? Increasingly, smart employers who recognize the value of developing their employees’ speaking skills, will give you the time off to attend Toastmasters meeting in the afternoon — and may even pay your dues. Stick with this, develop world-beating speaking skills, and soon you’ll be running your own company. And then YOU can set the hours.